On May 9, 2006, at 2:08 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: redundant work. My next idea was to create a QueryFilter from the
: user's query, and run a search for each category with this filter
and
: a term query. Since the QueryFilter is supposed to cache results,
: this should theoretically be m
The documents in my index will contain a "category" field. (We can
assume that the number of possible categories will be small - 10 or
so max - and that they'll be known in advance.) I need to be able to
present the search results to the end user like this:
- top 10 results in category "x":
On May 1, 2005, at 7:34 PM, Chuck Williams wrote:
Mike Baranczak wrote:
I'm building a search engine that searches multiple document fields
by default. Given a query string like "Bruce Lee", I would expect the
results list to first show the documents containing both "Bruce&q
I'm building a search engine that searches multiple document fields by
default. Given a query string like "Bruce Lee", I would expect the
results list to first show the documents containing both "Bruce" and
"Lee", and then the documents which only contain one of those names.
Most of the time, t
First of all, a big thanks to all the Lucene hackers - I've only been
using your product for a couple of weeks, and I've been very impressed
by what I've seen.
Here's my question: I have an index with a little over 3 million
documents in it, with more on the way. Each document has an "URL" fiel
Your example with Arabic wouldn't work reliably either - there are
several other languages that use the Arabic script (Persian for
example).
You could also try to pick out characters that are unique to a
particular language - for example, Ä or Å only occur in Polish (as far
as I know...). Of c
